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Documentation, made discoverable

The COA
Library.

One simple place to find the documentation behind a Zyntiq lot. Search by product or the number on its label — then open the exact certificate when a verified report is published.

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Find your record

Search by name
or lot number.

Each record matches one lot. Certificates appear here only once a verified laboratory file has been published.

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No certificates published yet

The lots below are awaiting laboratory reports. No results or downloadable certificates are shown until genuine reports are uploaded.

6lot records
01 / CellularAwaiting certificate
B

BPC-157

10 mg · Research Use Only

LOTZQ-BPC-003
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Certificate not uploaded. No assay results are available for this lot.

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02 / DermalAwaiting certificate
G

GHK-Cu

50 mg · Research Use Only

LOTZQ-GHK-002
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Certificate not uploaded. No assay results are available for this lot.

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03 / CellularAwaiting certificate
K

KPV

10 mg · Research Use Only

LOTZQ-KPV-001
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Certificate not uploaded. No assay results are available for this lot.

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04 / MetabolicAwaiting certificate
M

MOTS-C

10 mg · Research Use Only

LOTZQ-MOT-001
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Certificate not uploaded. No assay results are available for this lot.

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05 / CellularAwaiting certificate
N

NAD+

500 mg · Research Use Only

LOTZQ-NAD-005
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Certificate not uploaded. No assay results are available for this lot.

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06 / CellularAwaiting certificate
T

TB-500

10 mg · Research Use Only

LOTZQ-TB5-004
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Certificate not uploaded. No assay results are available for this lot.

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A little more clarity

How to read
a COA.

When a verified report is available, start with these four checks. The laboratory document — not a summary card — remains the source of truth.

01

Match the lot

Confirm that the product name, strength, and lot number on the report match the label in your hand.

02

Check the issuer

Look for the laboratory name, report date, methods, and any relevant accreditation information stated on the document.

03

Read the results

Review identity, content, purity, and any other assays actually performed, together with the reported specifications.

04

Keep the full record

Use the complete signed report for research records; a website summary should never replace it.

Thoughtfully connected

From product to proof.

Each lot links its product page, package label and order to this same searchable record.

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Lab notices

New lots, new certificates, first.

An occasional email when a certificate is published, a compound is restocked, or a new research guide goes up.